How to Change Hydrangea Color | Garden Gate
If you’ve ever wanted to change your bigleaf hydrangea blooms to pink or blue, here's how to do it!| Garden Gate
If you’ve ever wanted to change your bigleaf hydrangea blooms to pink or blue, here's how to do it!| Garden Gate
While we snuggle under blankets indoors, native bees hide under leafy covers of their own as they overwinter until spring.| Garden Gate
Looking for a hydrangea-filled flower border that will look great year-round? Try our four-season garden border plan. Includes a plant list and how-to tips!| Garden Gate
Hillside gardening is never easy. Learn this gardener's secrets to taming a steep slope and creating a canvas splashed with color and texture in every season.| Garden Gate
These award-winning gardeners combine science with artistry to create an inspiring landscape.| Garden Gate
Not sure which bigleaf hydrangea is right for your garden? Whether you love blue, pink or white flowers, see which ones will work best in your garden here.| Garden Gate
Daylilies are one of the most diverse and colorful perennials you can add to your garden and they’re easy to grow!| Garden Gate
Make room in your garden for these cool varieties of our old-fashioned favorite purple coneflower and learn a few tips about how to grow them.| Garden Gate
Pollinators can’t resist the bold summer flowers of bee balm!| Garden Gate
Want your garden to become a hummingbird haven? These 10 nectar-rich plants will attract hummingbirds to your garden.| Garden Gate
Coral bells bring colorful foliage and airy blossoms to any garden! Here's how to grow them.| Garden Gate
Our 2022 Reader Garden Award winners team up to create horticultural artistry in their inviting backyard garden in Georgia.| Garden Gate
Check out these five panicle hydrangeas that bring a new twist to an old garden standard.| Garden Gate
Learn how to start a new vegetable garden, choose the best vegetables and how to take care of a vegetable garden. Meet some of our favorite varieties and browse our time- and money-saving garden tips. Homegrown really does taste better!| Garden Gate Magazine
